New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-19

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that your well being and that Of your family require
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grow up the Church than outside eft Don't get %
tween them and Don't spend Sunday criiicis IN,
don't do it, If you do your pastor will soon lose bis
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prayer you will never know it. Is Just this one re-
that our ministry may be wonderfully successful in
winning souls and drawing them to God let us pray
marsx IN Tsy
and in the bond Of one great prayer to 6o tnaI ne VIII
reveal His power in this ministry through Jesus cnfiS'
! Our Lord.
| JUBILEE SERVICES IN METHODIST CHURCH.
Tue First Place Methodist Episcopal Church, In Brook
lyn interior Of which has recently been besutiied AZ
expense Of $500 reopsnea with special ser
vices yesterday. Tho walls have boon handsomely nes
new carpets cover the door aua new cushions tho
pews Yesterday morning the Rev Dr. butis Oh DLew
b. " Adams platform service held In the after
noon The following former lStors spoke Inc hsy'
Ryiancs Of st Marks Protestant Episcopal Church In
this city; Thomas H. Burch. Of the Grsenpoint Metho
Methodist Church. In this city. The money needed TO
paw tho Improvements was secured at the SER
vices. a.
INSTALLING THE PASTOR OF A DUTCH CHURCH.
The Rev. J. w. warnshuis installed yesterday a.
pastor OF the Holland Reformed Church. at No. 279
West Eeyenthst The Rev. d. II. Martin. president OF
the Chassis OF New-York. conducted the service rho
Rev H. E. Mos preached the sermon In dutch. ne re,
frrred fact that the Dutch tas first settlers OF
Island aud expressed hopes for the success
only church where their language wessl SPOKEN
which tho Rev Dr. Ormstou delivered the To the
pastor clearly setting forth the requirements OF ms
p"'on ana m snai Or" to he people Of
Holland coming to this country as STRANGERS I tsa
The Holland Reformed Church was organized IN 1865
II oca ed In Lafayette place. and Its hrst Mill
Isier was the Rev. II. Uierwyk tie WAS succeeded by
tue Rev. A. H. Bechtbod, who died nearly three years
ago and that tims The church has been without
pastor. The church has occupied the prrssIt Dnlldns
since 1875 tst ns the King OF H1aaa gs sc anne ne
up 100 Six tiles sent from Amsterdam are set IN
eof the walls 9esrias the nsrrrSn ~ tbs o,ps
supported by prayers out OF the atherand.
DIR. TALMAGE GREETs HIS PEOPLE AGAIN.
At tho Brooklyn tabernacle yesterday the season
1878 was opened under favorable circumstances.
standing that addition In the form OF wing
capable OF accommodating about 500 persona mad oeen
adj ed to the during the summer vacation by
10 o'clock every foot OF available Standing groom was
occupied When Or. TaImage. brown as berry after
hi. variation aseended the platform tho organ played
the Boulauger March. Toward the close of his sermon
he said:
on q meeting you again a''sr months 81, e, an. sS
hIid, Has your physical health been dasagai during the
IN this assembly those WI lte they arc
appeh sini oh. reach "ui and tell YOU ou1y
thrre thing oi 10 do ami thai - To kneel Al
the oot OF Go's ask pardon am sivhg nom
IN e. The -eIrrrhIeon there any Of thos, here Oh
brins trouble aud turmoil VI lie ami lay IL Al the
poi Oh OF Gods mercy Whoever viii. may come In
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF A NEW CHURCH.
Bishop Loughiin laid the cornerstone OF &C. Mary's
new Roman Catholic Church at 'eraoaave. and Fifth
ST., Long Island city, yesterday. The members OF the
mari turneI out IN large numbers together with the
s.cIr es of the Holy Name and Vincent do Paul. aud
reprr seutiyes ~ the AnGeat Order of Hnerniss from
k,uss aud Queens Tue Bishop was assisted ny
the ey .thers OIsre, Of 81 AntIoDy's. Green Point;
Farley OF 81. Raphsers. BiSsve; Hartnett, OF 81
Johns College, Brook, PBerne, OF st. Johns, Brook.
Iyn; MrKsnna OF Flushing Carroll. Of Brooklyn. ana
ward 81 Ch2rless. Brooklyn. The nov church, when
comp leted will cost $50 900
PREsBYTERIAN IN THE PLYMOUTH PULPIT
The Rev. Dr. Theodore Frelinghuysen White, OF the
Presbyterian Church In summit ~ j.. whose father was
he nrst president OF Union Theological Semin ,ry
IRE ,chrd In Plymouth Church yesterday. bis sermon
WAS upon The LOVE OF God" Next sunday lr Charles
l. Robin on OF Rochester. will prearh and on the Follow
ing sunday Or Joseph tarxer. Of London. will h the
pulpit he announcement was made that the sale OF
tickets Tor Or Parkers euogy upou Mr. Bescher will be-
gin at Chambers music store, 10 MOniaguest, this
morning at o'clock